Sentence examples for information geographies from inspiring English sources

Mark Graham's research focuses on Internet and information geographies at the Oxford Internet Institute, and the overlaps between ICTs and economic development.

Tells about school: the girls' classroom, the high-strung teacher the onslaught of information: geography, vocabulary, history.

Edward Tufte, whose book, "The Visual Display of Quantitative Information" is a bible to statisticians, calls it "the best statistical graphic ever drawn".Minard's chart shows six types of information: geography, time, temperature, the course and direction of the army's movement, and the number of troops remaining.

Rhind, D. (1993) "Maps, information and geography: A new relationship" in Geography.

Maps are so closely associated with power that dictatorships regard information on geography as a state secret.

The show turns on a circular space, centralising information on geography, economics, society and politics, with posters, video clips and adverts.

Beginners will find plenty of essential information about geography and winemaking, and the book can be read in easily digestible chunks.

It's about gathering talent in one spot (in the information economy, geography matters more than ever because people are most creative when they collaborate face to face).

This project, led by Kathryn DeMaster includes graduate students Adam Calo (ESPM) and Sarah Van Wart (Information), Darin Jensen (Geography), Tapan Parikh (Information), Kaley Grimland-Mendoza (Agriculture and Land-Based Training Association), Amber Sciligo (Post-doc, ESPM), Christy Getz (ESPM), and Jennifer Sowerwine (Jepson Herbaria).

In addition to mapping the present distribution of species, zoogeographers formulate theories to explain the distribution, based on information about geography, physiography, climate, and geologic history, as well as knowledge of the evolutionary history and relationships of the animals involved.

To gauge not just a storm's force but its potential impact and the best way to prepare for it, IBM and other groups are also starting to couple weather forecasts with more detailed information about geography, infrastructure, and the resources that cities and utilities have for responding to disasters.